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Winter 2019 Newsletter

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Summer-Fall 2018 Newsletter

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Answers to Spring 2018 Puzzle

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Spring 2018 Newsletter

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Winter 2018 Newsletter

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Answers to Fall 2017 Puzzle

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Fall 2017 Newsletter

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Spring 2017 Newsletter

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Spring 2015 – President’s Message

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RSS FamilySearch Blog

  • Editing Names on Indexed Records—FamilySearch Update July 13, 2019
    Everyone can agree that indexed records make life easier. Instead of having to scroll through image after image to find information about your ancestor, you can use an index of searchable information to quickly find the person you’re looking for. Unfortunately, indexing errors sometimes make the search process more difficult. Hard-to-read handwriting, damaged records, language... […]
    Leslie Albrecht Huber
  • Family History and a Full Tree. What Now? July 12, 2019
    How do you tackle family history when it seems as though you have a full tree and all the work is done? This problem proves to be frustrating for many who want to engage with family history and try out FamilySearch.org. With innovations and technology improving every day, this problem is quickly disappearing. There is... […]
    Rachel Trotter
  • Incorrect Merges on FamilySearch Family Tree July 11, 2019
    Have you accidentally merged two people together on FamilySearch Family Tree and then later realized you shouldn’t have? Or has an ambitious relative gone on a merging spree and you have been tasked with fixing the incorrect merges? Well, this article will help you through that process. Finding Merges on Family Tree There is an... […]
    Amie Tennant
  • Merging People in FamilySearch’s Family Tree July 11, 2019
    It might be exciting to find your great-grandmother in FamilySearch Family Tree. But what about finding her four times—each record with a little different information? These multiple entries and records for the same individual are called duplicates. Duplicates happen because information in the Tree comes from a variety of sources and because users can enter... […]
    Leslie Albrecht Huber
  • Discover Your Family History and United States History at the Sons of the American Revolution Genealogical Research Library July 2, 2019
    A young boy holds up a 200-year old first edition of a book about the American Revolution. Two complete strangers, one from Virginia and the other from Montana, discover a common ancestor. A man becomes emotional as he reads about a battle in the American Revolution—a battle his ancestor fought and died in. These moments... […]
    Jessica Grimaud
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